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Dele Aiyenugba Emotionally Overwhelmed By Son’s Heroic Goalkeeping Display In ValueJet Pre-Season Tournament

Kwara United’s experienced goalkeeper, Dele Aiyenugba, couldn’t contain his emotions as he watched his son, Daniel Aiyenugba, deliver a heroic performance in the ongoing ValueJet pre-season tournament in Ikenne.

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The younger Aiyenugba’s inspiring form between the posts helped his club, Beyond Limit, secure an impressive 0-0 draw against former Nigeria Professional Football League champions, Rivers United, in a thrilling contest.

The teenage goalie’s exceptional display earned him the coveted title of Man of the Match, leaving spectators and football enthusiasts in awe of his talent and potential.

Dele Aiyenugba, a former Super Eagles goalkeeper, admitted that witnessing his son’s remarkable performance brought him close to tears.

Overwhelmed with pride and joy, he expressed his delight at seeing Daniel’s continuous improvement in his goalkeeping abilities.

In a heartfelt statement, Dele Aiyenugba shared his emotions, saying, “I must confess I was moved to tears watching him improve his ability.

I became so emotional looking at his performance against Rivers United. He is definitely in good hands, and I am very proud of his performance.”

The pre-season tournament has provided a platform for young talents like Daniel Aiyenugba to showcase their skills and potential on a larger stage.

With the guidance of his experienced father and the support of his club, the teenage goalie is proving to be a rising star in Nigerian football.

As Daniel’s journey in football unfolds, the football community eagerly anticipates witnessing more of his exceptional performances and the bond between father and son that continues to be a source of inspiration to aspiring young players across the nation.